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AI
Install Google Gemini CLI in Windows for AI Command Line!
There is new buzz around the Google Gemini platform as Google has taken a major step for devs, sysadmins, and CLI power users. They have released the Gemini CLI. This is a command line interface…
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Networking
EnGenius Access Point Review: Cloud-managed Wireless
EnGenius is a brand gaining traction and visibility among many across the landscape of wireless solutions available on the market…
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home lab
Top Home Server Rack Tips in 2023
A home server rack is essential to your home lab as it grows and you add new equipment. Let’s look…
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Containers
Kubectl get context: List Kubernetes cluster connections
kubectl, a command line tool that enables you to work directly with the Kubernetes API server. It is the tool…
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home lab
Docker Swarm vs Kubernetes: Home Lab Comparison
For those wanting to get starting running containers in their home lab environments, many options are available, including Docker Desktop,…
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DevOps
Terraform Import Existing Resource: Ultimate Guide
One of the commands in the Terraform command set is the terraform import command. It allows the import of existing…
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VMware
vSphere cluster Shared Storage Configuration with StarWind SAN and NAS
A vSphere Cluster is a fundamental building block in a VMware environment allowing organizations to configure powerful virtualized environments for…
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home lab
Virtual machine vs container: Which is best for home lab?
No doubt, if you have worked with technology for any time, you have heard the terms “virtual machines” and “containers”…
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Security
WG-Easy: Wireguard Config Generator VPN Server in Docker
WireGuard has become one of the most popular VPN solutions around and most companies and VPN providers are building their…
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Automation
PowerShell Get Registry Value
The Windows Registry and registry editor have long been tools Windows admins have used to resolve issues, apply settings, etc.…
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Kubernetes
k0s vs k3s – Battle of the Tiny Kubernetes distros
Today, we compare k0s vs k3s, which both are two unique Kubernetes distributions that can run Kubernetes across different environments…
